I wrote this post four years ago about how uncomfortable it is to have to answer the question, “What are you looking for?” In the post, I wrote that it is hard to come up with a description that is authentic and specific and not subject to misinterpretation, and then to have to give it over all the time. It …
The final day of my time diary, and some takeaways from this project (scroll on down if you want to skip the blow-by-blow).
It’s almost Shabbos.
We’re getting there!
Moving right along…
Day two of my time tracking exercise (yesterday’s is here).
So here we are, and I need to be honest, I go into rather painstaking detail in this series so if you are not particularly interested in the details of my schedule, come on back next week 🙂 .
Hi all. Recently I decided to keep a time diary to learn how I actually use my time, and this whole week I’ve been taking detailed notes. This hasn’t necessarily been a representative week (my work schedule was unusually light and I am between PhD semesters), but it’s been very educational. I’m going to post about each day of this …
The menstrual cycle, occurring over approximately 28 days, has four phases, characterized by the hormone levels driving the activity in each phase. The phases are: follicular, when ovarian follicles are maturing an egg for ovulation (high levels of estrogen, which helps prepare your uterine lining, and FSH, which stimulates the follicle); ovulation, when a surge of the hormone LH triggers …
This week I watched an episode of All Creatures Great and Small where James Herriot recites a love poem (“A Red, Red Rose” by Robert Burns) in a voiceover. I immediately looked it up and read it again. Touched me right there! Enjoy.
